The limit of indemnity specifies the maximum amount an insurer will pay for a covered loss or series of losses, shaping both risk transfer effectiveness and premium. Decisions around per‑occurrence, aggregate, and sub‑limits require a clear view of clients’ exposure profiles, contractual obligations, and catastrophe accumulations. Insurance professionals must balance client needs, reinsurance support, and capital constraints when structuring limits, often using scenario analysis and benchmarking to validate that cover is both adequate and sustainable.
Flat owners argued each unit carried its own £1 million limit - the court disagreed
Unit targeting law firms, engineers
Record number of providers and increased competition are reshaping professional indemnity
What will the furlough payments decision mean for policyholders?
